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The HiRadMat facility is using SPS beams to test materials and components in extreme conditions
At the 2015 LHCP conference the collaborations presented for the first time combined measurements of many properties of the Higgs boson
As the LHC Physics conference gets underway in St Petersburg, it’s a good time to take stock of where things stand with run-2
The LHC Operations team is tackling the challenges of a demanding beam regime with a series of rigorous tests
Ten years ago the global research and development effort for the future International Linear Collider kicked off at a meeting in Snowmass in the US
Data for the LHC experiments, summer conferences, and Pakistan as an Associate Member State
A superconducting dipole magnet model for the High-Luminosity LHC project has exceeded previously obtained performance levels
In a new blog series, ATLAS-collaboration members from all over the world share their stories
The LHCb experiment has observed for the first time particles made up of five quarks
After a week of preparations for operation at higher intensity, physics data collection has resumed at the LHC
A breakthrough for klystrons, hollow e-lenses, a gender-balance roadmap and more from the June 2015 issue
